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Body Advances an Increase of 0.6% in the Third Trimester and Maintains the Forecast of 2.6% for 2026

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The first vice president and minister of Economy, Commerce and Enterprise, Carlos Córdoba, has advanced this Monday that the latest indicators indicate that the Spanish economy will grow by 0.6% in the third trimester and has ensured that “the pulse is maintained” to meet the government’s forecast of closing 2026 with a GDP advance of 2.6%. During his intervention in ‘The EFE and RTVE Breakfasts’, Córdoba has pointed out that the data known so f…
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The first vice president and minister of Economy, Commerce and Enterprise, Carlos Córdoba, has advanced this Monday that the latest indicators indicate that the Spanish economy will grow by 0.6% in the third trimester and has ensured that “the pulse is maintained” to meet the government’s forecast of closing 2026 with a GDP advance of 2.6%. During his intervention in ‘The EFE and RTVE Breakfasts’, Córdoba has pointed out that the data known so f…

The vice president of the government and minister of Economy, Commerce and Enterprise, Carlos Córdoba, has advanced this Monday that his "internal" forecasts point to that the Spanish economy has grown by 0.6% in the third trimester of the year, "in line with what is expected". "The pulse of growth is maintained and that points to that 2.6% that we have [...] The entry Body advances that the GDP has grown by 0.6% in the third trimester and disca…

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Forbes España broke the news on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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